These basic instructions assume that you already have:
1. PHP version >= 5.3 installed.
2. Along with a vanilla apache2 installation which has mod_rewrite enabled. 
3. This project assumes it will be the only apache web application running. If it is not, you will need to edit the projects apache conf to fix this.
4. Pear (for unit testing), specifically phpunit/PHP_CodeCoverage
5. PhpUnit (for unit testing)

Install

1. Deploy the package in to /var/google-weather-test so that this README resides in the root of the directory.
3. Remove the default apache configuration from the apache sites-enabled directory (e.g. /etc/apache2/sites-enabled) if it exists. 
2. Symlink the config file: /var/google-weather-test/conf/apache.conf to the apache sites-enabled directory. e.g. in /etc/apache2/sites-enabled.
3. Depending on your apache configuration, you may need to make additional changes to the file: /var/google-weather-test/conf/apache.conf to add a virtual host (if you need one). 
4. Reload apache
4. Browse to the location of the apache host and append the URI /googleWeather. e.g. http://localhost/googleWeather


Project notes

Boundaries for this project are imposed by a brief that is not included with these project files.

Web framework

This example uses a web framework called Swiftlet (https://github.com/ElbertF/Swiftlet). Swiftlet was chosen for this test because of it's relative simplicity.

Program flow

:Start
Browser requests index page.
Server receives request.
Request is tested for data indicating a form submit. 
If it is determined that a form submit did not occur:
   Build an HTML document containing a web form with a text input element and a submit button element.
   Server sends document to browser and browser renders and displays content to human.
   Human enters text in to the presented text input element and clicks clicks submit button element.
   GOTO Start
Else
   Text from the text input is extracted from the data.
   Construct a query string including the sanitized input text.
   Send request to google.
   Receive response
   Validate response:
      If returned data is zero length.
         Display 503 error document (condition 1)
      Else if returned data is not XML or not well formed XML.
         Display 503 error document (condition 2)
      Else Parse the XML:
         If the XML is not the expected structure.
            Display 503 error document (condition 3)
         Else
            Response is valid, continue with routine.
   Transform the data to objectify it.
   Normalize the data (not required, but helpful to ease transitions to new versions)
   Build an HTML document containing the transformed response from google.
   Send the response back to the browser.